The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-05-05

which time the new and beautiful Church
will be dedicated by Rev. J. Waller Dick
son, Presiding Elder.
The Abheville Medium tells how to get
rid of the cut worm in this way: ''1f cut
worms infest the garden, lay pieces OF
boards about. The worm will take refnge
under the boards in the heat of the day
and NAV then be killed"
Columbia Record 1.-THE oldest engineer
at the banquet last night was Mr.. E. g.
Evans, who runs on the G. It G. He has
been running an engine thirty'tive years,
and took the first passenger train that
ever entered Greenville.''
The Rock Mills and Ceuterville Town
ships Singing Association will meet at
New Prospect Church OH the third Sab
bath in May, at 81 O'Clock a. H., and con
tinue in session throughout the day. The
public are in vited to attend.
The Due West correspondent of the Alb.
beyille Press and Banner says: "Mr. W.T..
Cowan speaks in the highest terms of the
reception at the hands of the Anderson
people last week to the Ledge of knights
of Honor. We could have told him be-
fore hand that Anderson does nothing by
halves"
The friends of Col. J. A. Hoyt, senior
editor of the Baptist Courier, were pleased
to meet him in Anderson last week. The
Courier has just purchased.the Cotton Plant,
and propose making it an. excellent agrl-
cultural journal. We wish them much
success and a liberal patronage in this
new venture.
Mr.. Warren D. Palmer died at his home
in Fork Township on last Monday, End
inst, aged 49 years. He was useful and
consistent member of the Methodist
Church for about twenty years. His re-
mains were inferred at Cedar Grove
Church on Tuesday, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. G. V. Barnes.
Mr.. A. B. Williams is again sole editor
and proprietor of the Greenville Ners,
Mr.. w. J. MoKerrall having sold his in
terest to him. The Cotton Plant, which
these gentlemen have been publishing,
has been sold to Messrs. Hoyt & Keys,
who will continue its publication at
Greenville at the same price, 60 cents
year.
The Pioneer Firemen will have straw
berry and ice cream festival in Temper
ance Hall on Friday evening, May 18th,
in order to assist them in raising money
to bear their expenses to Charlotte. We
bespeak for the Pioneers liberal patron
age. The Company will highly appre.
ciate any contributions of cake from their
lady friends.
Attention is directed to the new adver-
tisement of e. w. Taylor g. Co. In addi-
ton to their choice stock of groceries, con.
fectioneries, etc., they have in store and
win keep on hand during the summer g
large lot of ice, which will be sold in any
quantity at low price. The ice house
will be open on Sundays from 9 to 10 a.
m. and from to p. m.
We are pleased to announce that Rev.
A. A. Marshall. of Gainesville, Ca, will
preach in the Baptist Church in this city
next Sabbath morning and evening. He
will leave in few days for tour of Eu.
rope, and pays US visit en- route. Mr..
Marshall is an able and eloquent divine.
Those who attend the Baptist Church
next Sabbath will enjoy hearing excellent
sermons.
Sore eyes are again going the rounds.
Persons afflicted with this disease should
try Whites Eye Water, an advertise
ment of which appears elsewhere. This IS
a reliable remedy, and We can recon-
mend it to our readers, as we have seen it
tried. Whites Liver Pills are also
good medicine. If you need anything of
the kind, try these pills and you will be
pleased with the result.
The City Council has decided to pur-
chase public cemetery, but in order to
test the sentiment of our people in refer.
ence to the matter and to hear any sug-
gestions that may be made. it has been
deemed best to have public meeting Of
our citizens. The meeting will be held
this morning, at 10 o'clock, in the Court
House, and it is earnestly desired that
every one who feels an interest In the
matter will be present.
The pupils of Miss Lenora Hubbard's
school will observe Decoration Day"
(next Tuesday,. Memorial exercises will
be held at the school room, beginning at
half.past Q o'clock p. M, after which the
children will visit the cemeteries and dec
orate the graves of our fallen braves.
Any person willing to contribute flowers
or evergreens for the occasion are request
ed to notify Miss Hubbard, and COM
mittes of pupils will call for them.
Mrs. Elizabeth Orsborne, wife of Rob-
ert Orsborne, deceased, departed this life
on the 23rd of April, aged IS years. Mrs.
Orsborne was native of Abbeville Coun-
ty, but had been resident of Anderson
County for number of years. For forty
years she was consistent member of the
Baptist Church. Her remains were laid
to rest the day following her death in the
Williamson burying ground, Rev. Mercer
King conducting the funeral services.
The festival to be given by the Inde-
pendents tomorrow (Friday) will take
place in Temperance Hall. Dinner and
supper will be served at reasonable
price; also Strawberries, ice cream and
other luxuries. Patronize the boys lib
orally, and should you ever need their
services, we venture they will more than
reimburse you. The Company is anxious
to go TO Charlotte, and they should be as.
sisted in every way possible by our citi-
zens. Don't forget the time and place.
Henry Michael, colored, had prelimi-
nary hearing before Justice Wardlaw on
Tuesday under the charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill. One night
last week, while intoxicated, Michael be.
came involved in difficulty with col
o,ed woman, during which he cut her in
the shoulder, inflicting slight wound.